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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1910
Page
5
Unclear OCR reads Katie Manz suspected in sister’s poisoning linked to clothing issue. Court records mention a halousy claim against the sister over alleged cause tied to garments.
Katie fanz, a 16 year old Massillon girl, stands trial on murder charges for allegedly poisoning her sister Eliza with strychnine. Prosecution cites motive jealousy and a purchase of strychnine and chloroform, with the girl claiming the substance was for a man and the chloroform for cleaning.
Katie Manz, confined in Stark county jail for murder, allegedly exerts a powerful fascination over jurors. Evidence includes a clandestine Saginaw correspondence and gifts from Cereus Willaman, owner of a murdered wife’s jewelry. Warden Slusser is ousted after claims of undue influence.
In New Orleans the Daily States outlines how the Louisiana senatorial contest may unfold in the General Assembly. It explains joint sessions, ballot comparisons, and the majorities required for election, noting a governor’s possible actions if the session ends without a choice.
Major General Franklin J. Bel, former chief of staff, sails from San Francisco for Manila to assume command of the Philippine division. He will succeed Major General William P. Duval, who retires January 18.
A first ever sleeper and dining car only train for landseekers departs Chicago tomorrow for southern Florida with Tampa as the primary destination. En route stops include Chattanooga Jacksonville and possibly additional cities as part of the exclusive excursion.
Legislative branches resume balloting next Tuesday to whittle the field to two likely candidates, administration and anti administration. McCulloh favors continuation of separate house ballots. The piece traces Federal rule, Maryland practice, and historic senatorial elections from 1892 to 1904.
Washington census data reports Mississippi population at 1,797,114 and North Carolina at 2,206,287. Mississippi shows an increase of 245,844 over the 1900 census.
Classified brief listing seeks boarders with or without rooms at 411 Jefferson St. Also advertises for sale a registered Duroc Jersey boar two Duroc Jersey sows one Poland China boar and a lot of grade hogs by J R Works of Monroe Louisiana placed May 6 1951.
Several young ladies with actual experience in selling reliable merchandise are sought. Apply to Mr. M. Goldman at The Boston, 5-11 Wiescome in Monroe from 9 to 10 a.m. Only to learn they can find holiday gifts at Youngblood Foster Jewelry Co. 5-61.
Voters hear from both sides as insurgent and Thornton camps report telegrams and converts. Insurgent backers claim four more adherents since adjournment, boosting their total to 107. Judge Thornton returns to Baton Rouge from Alexandria and stays with Governor Sanders at the Executive Mansion amid continued political maneuvering.
Only 483 poll taxes have been paid up to date while last year’s total exceeded 2500 by January 1. Voters must pay this year’s poll tax to be eligible to vote in the city, state, and parish elections in January 1912. Act promptly to avoid being barred.
Dr James S Meyers arrived from Ferriday and spoke last night to a large crowd in the interest of laboring men. He is described as having a pleasing personality and the audience appreciated his message.
A renowned speaker will address the public at the court house this evening on a topic relating to organized labor. He will also voice support for machinists boiler makers blacksmiths and coppersmiths currently striking on the Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain system. The lecture is free and open to all with broad interest.
Kea L. L. Kea and Mrs. Lillie S. McGregor were married Saturday evening at the Baptist parsonage by Rev. J A H Wharton. The ceremony surprised their families and friends who have since offered congratulations.
Gaar Brooks and Miss Lucile Brooks married yesterday at the bride’s parents’ home with City Judge Charles Schulze officiating. The couple will reside in Ruston with plans to start married life together.
Waynesboro Georgia hosts the annual field trials of the Pointer Club of America. Opening today, the event draws prominent sportsmen with high bred dogs attracted by rich stakes offered. The weeklong competition promises excellent sport.
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